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Mr.. Garrett Coming Home.

IuIs "1FTclS coming kAOmcs
B. q O. PROSPECTS MORE HOPEFUL-A STRIKE AvERTED
A cable dispatch from President Robert Garrett
says that he intended to sail Saturday from Liver
pool for home. The next meeting OF the Baltimore
and Ohio board of directors takes place october
12. The dividend will then be declared, and a
synopsis OF the annual report will be given. The
formal publication Of the full report is not made
until the annual election OF directors in Novem-
ber 1t Is said in Baltimore that the earnings for
the fiscal year ending yesterday were at least
S7,50O,OO against $6,3s6, 695 for the previous
year. A Philadelphia dispatch says that Mr.. Gar
rett has cabled friend in that city that he is to
remain the president Of the Baltimore and Ohio
and act in the interest and by the direction OF
those who are the hackers OF the company. 1t is
a well-known fact that a sharp pairing down OF
expenses is going on In both the Baltimore and
Ohio Railway and Telegraph Co.'S without inter-
ferng with the general operations 1t is estimated
that the pay-rolis for September will be 800 900
less than in August. An order for a reduction in
the item Of extra time was posted in the main
Office of the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph CO. In
New York on Friday, and, it is stated, nearly re-
suited in a strike. The Tribune says: ''The with
drawal of the order prevented a general strike Of
telegraphers in this city, which would undOubt-
eddy have followed II that had not been done, for
they are all, including the women, members OF the
knights OF Labor, and are much dissatisfied with
their present wages, because the Baltimore and
Ohio, they say, pay the lowest Of either big CON-
DanV.o
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Another Hill-Sharon Sensation.


telegram from San Francisco, October I, says
ex-Judge Terry, one OF the counsel for Sarah AL
thea Hill in the celebrated Hill-Sharon will case
has filed an affidavit in the supreme court, In
which Miss Hill charged that one Of the defend
ants counsel, who was an ex-judge, during the
trial OF the case in the superior court offered
Judge Sullivan, before whom the case was tried, a
check, duly signed, with the amount left out to be
filled In by the Judge III he could be tempted to
accept the bribe) with such sum as he chose, as
for deciding the case in favor OF the
defendant. Only one OF SharOn'S counsel who Is
an ex-Judge. Oliver P. Evans, it is understood,
called on Judge Sullivan after the affidavit had
been made public, and demanded to know II he
was authority Tor che statement, but Judge Sul1-
van declined to make definite answer. This is a
elimination OF a series OF sensational episodes
growing out OF the Sharon case, and the AFFIDAVIT
this CITY.
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OF Florida, who died In Jacksonville on wednesday
last, fought remarkable duel with Gen. ChaA
Floyd, his brothers father-in-law, In 1910. The
made. Each one was equipped with double-bar-
relied shotguns, heavily loaded with buckshot, q
brace OF pistols and bowie knife. With q view 10
accomplishing the death OF one or the other II
guns failed pistols were to be used, and II these
failed too they were TO resort to their knives At
usual preliminaries and HODkins fell pierced
with half dozen or more shot. His antagonist
was also seriously wounded, and both were laid
secession candidate for governor In 1860, but
served In the Confederate army as colonel Of the
4th Florida regiment and was afterward mayor
and collector OF customs at Jacksonville
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he invoked the usual Divine blessing on the Chief
Executlve OF the country. At the close OF the ser
vice the President was escorted from the church
lmmeulapeiy, the congregation remaining In their
seats 10 allow easy egress. The party We're driven
TO Mayor Francis residence. where they dined. At
3 O'Clock they took a drive 10 Mr. Henry shaw g
famous botanical gardens returning early The
evening was passed quietly al the mayors home
The President and Mrs. Cleveland appeared con-
recuperating.
WILL NOT LAY THE CORNERSTONE
Owing to the threats OF the Chicago labor organ
fzations not TO participate in the parade escort
to the President on his visit here should he lay the
cornerstone OF the Auditorium the committee has
decided not to invite the President TO participate
The Chicago Trade and Labor Assembly held a
meeting sunday afternoon. The question OF par
uclpatlng In the parade on October , created con-
siderable discussion. IL was finally decided that
since none OF the organizations would be present,
as such. the Trades Assembly would not take any
part except as individuals. Thos. Morgan called
the attention OF the meeting TO the fact that the
President was only going TO see the wealthy part
OF Chicago: He wanted the Trades Assembly 10
invite President Cleveland 10 go along Milwaukee,
Blue Island. and Arthur avenues and see how the
working people lived. and see the thousands OF
places where the poor people slept in Easements,
and lived on what rich people called garbage.
After number OF amendments. substitutes,
points OF order, &C., the meeting was suddenly
adjourned by the president without any expires
sion on the subject
The ex-Confederate Association OF Chicago has
unanimously decided TO participate in the es-
cort rendered to the President on Wednesday
They Will turn out 150 men.
TO STOP AT AsHEvnIE.
A dispatch from Asheville, N c. saturday, said
President Cleveland has accepted by letters re.
ceived yesterday the invitation OF the board OF
trade and city authorities to visit this city on his
return trip to Washington. arriving here october
21, at 10 O'Clock In the morning. The president
OF the board OF trade and Capt. T. ID. johnston
member OF Congress from this district, have each
received letter to that effect. Secretary Lamoni
states that the visit shall be without speech max.
ing and ceremonies, but only drive In open car.
riages through the principal parts OF the city.
The President viii be shown views OF natural seen.
cry from the city limits unsurpassed on the cont.
nent.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON CAPITOL HILL, SITUATED on DELAWARE
AVENUE. BETWEEN AND c STREETS
AND FIFTH STREETS NORTHEAST AND ON
+, BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOUR
TENTH STREETS NORTHEAST.
BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of 2Scp
the District OF Columbia, passed October l. 1885, Ky
and by virtue Of decree passed by the said court -
on the 2Uth day of September, 1887, in equity
No S4S4 entitled in re George Brent the undersigned
Trustee will offer for sale at public auction front
On THURSDAY, OCTOBER SIXTH 1887, at Ii ALT
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r NJ, he will offer for sale lot
g. in Mary " Chiffon and others subdivision of lots
numbered 8. ., and 10, in square numbered 6S To-
cated on Delaware avenue, between and streets
northeast.
And ON FRIDAY. OCTOBER SEVENTH. 1887, Mt
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM he will offer for
sale lot etered B. in Mary " Chiffon and others sub
division of original lot numbered 10, in square No
S1O situated on street. between 4h and 5th
northeast.
And IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER he will offer
for sale IN front Of the premises, lots numbered 80
and 81 of Mary " Chiffon and oe rs subdivision of
lots and in square numbered 1O2S, situated on F.
between 18th and 14th streets northeast
The property to be sold free of taxes to ay of
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase money
payable in cash. and the balance in equal
at one and two years from the day Of sale, for which
notes OF the purchaser secured by deed Of trust on
the premises sold, will be given, all cash. at the
option of the purchaser deposit of 800 required
on each sale All conveyancirg at purchasers cost
II the terms OF sale be not complied with within ten
days from the day of sale the trustee right
to resell at the risk and cost of the deaulting pur-
chaser, after five days advertisement in some news
paper published in the city of Washington.
CHAS. A. ELLIOT, Trustee,
seS3-dNdS 4O6 9TH st. NV
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A Texas Loeb invar.

A Texas Loeb f0Vars
he RESCCES HIS BRIDE AN HOUR BEFORE SHE WAS
10 MARRY ANOTHER
A telegram from Gainesville, Tex, says: On
September IA NJ. NJ. Yeakeley, living In the Noun
tain Springs neighborhood OF this county, came to
Gainesville and secured from the county clerk a
license to wed Miss Robinson. The wedding day
was to be the 18th OF september, according to the
original plan but, at the request OF the bride, the
marriage was put on till september p. On Sep
tember q the groom elect repaired TO the resi-
dence OF the bride, in company with a minister,
but again was the wedding postponed, at the de-
sire OF the bride, until the 18th. On that day the
groom elect and parSOn again went TO the brides
home, and large crowd were assembled to Wit
ness the tying OF the matrimonial knot. A little
before the hour appointed for the marriage
former lover OF the bride elect rode up TO the
house, leading horse, upon which was q side
saddle. Upon seeing her former lover, whose name
Ia given as Sherman Couch, the BRIDE elect rushed
out OF the house, was assisted upon the horse
brought for her by Couch, and the pair were Oh
Immediately, and, according to the Information
received by your reporter II is not known where
they went, but It is supposed that they went TO
Collinville, In GraysOn County, and were there
married.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

FIVE TwO,sTORY BRICK DWELLINGs: nos;
IL 1920 1922 1924, 1926 AND 1923 SOUTH
CAPITOL STREET, NEAR VIRGINIA AVENUE.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER THIRD.
at FIVE O'CLOCK, We will sell in front Of the E.:i
premises kaI
Lots %. %, 80 81 and 80, square 697,
each fronting 1917 feet by depth of % feet, i'm
proved by comfortable 2-story broom Brick Dwell
ns suitable for investors or persons DESTROYS OF OBJ
INN ediate vicinity of the workshops of the Bal
timore and Potomac Railroad Co, now nearly conf
peted and will be sold to close partnership
Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two
years, notes to bear per cent interest from day of
sale payable annually and to be secured by deed
OF trust or all cash. ut option the purchaser Con
veyancing, &C. at purchasers cost Terms of sale to
be complied with in ten days. otherwise the right
served to resell at the risk and cost of the defautng
in some newspaper published in Washington. D. G.
Title ,uod or no sale DUNCANSON BROS,
s29 d Auctioneers.
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GEo: ". sTICKNEY, Auctioneer, 936 st.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL RI AL; ESTATE IN The CITY OF WASHINGTON.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BEING PREMISES
NO. 1421 W STREET NORTHWEST. GOOD
CHANCE FOR AN INVESTMENT
Under and by virtue of two separate dee OF trust
bearing date the Both day of September. 1885, and the
9th day Of February 1856. respectively and duly re-
9th other i in Liber ll5s folio 4s4 two tS of
undersigned, trustee, will offer for SALE at pub.
lie auction. in front Of the premises FRIDAY III
FOURTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1887, Al FIVE.
O'CLOCK NJ, all that piece parcel of ground lying
and being in the City of Washington District OF Co
south fifty three feet of Lot Fifteen in Square two
hundred and two having front Of twenty feet on W
story bay window Brick Dwelling
Terms of sale: One third cash. of which $500 is to
be paid deposit at the time Of SALE the balance in
SIX and twelve months from the day of inter-
est at six per centm per annum to be secured To the
satisfaction of the trustee all cash at the option Of
the purchaser Terms of sale to be complied with in
days from the day OF sale property reod at the
risks and costs Of defaultng purchaser
FRANK L. BROWNING, trustee,
O.3-d&dS 416 9th ST., II, W.
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THOs. BOWLING, Auctioneer.

II
CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
kIk BET%EES sixT HI sAsNh AND sE1E MI
h5I sY JA THs
y DAMS MS SONS Sons AND IMMEDIATELY DJoIN-
Nc FINE rHE Sh HOTEL TP @
AN EAST s5RE
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the -
District Of Columbia. passed the consolidated S
l0255. and Davis ct al vs. Davis ct Al. Equity No.
1895, on the 29th day Of July. A D. 1887 viii sell
Pisrss q On 4 The Mssh TRNfa
piece or parcel Of ground and premises known and
DESIGNATED upon the official plat Of said city and
corded subdivision Of parts original lots numbered
three t3l and four Cd. in square numbered four hun
front building fronting on the north side Of Pennsy
vania avenue, between 9th and 7th streets and also
building. D'''A
D Ard also, On MoNRAY, the TENTH DAY OF ocTo-
of lot numbered six 60, in square numbered four
hundred and eighty-seven t4S7) which is contained
ees 9Re
of said lot and running thence south twenty-five (2)
,sence so eft sh5e 5
slxtytwo (62 feet three (3 inches to the place of
h brick dwell
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the DEGREES One third
Of the purchase money on each parcel in cash. and the
balance In two equal payments respectively
one and two years With at per cent from the
purchasers shall be TAKEN secured by deeds of trust
upon the property sold or al cash ct the option Of the
purchaser or purchases deposit of 5000 on the
II the terms Of sale not complied within ten days
the risk and cost Of the defaultng purchaser All
'eyaneins z: E e. Parfahassafi f fess Trustee
s26-d&ds Sun Building.
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Indian Troubles I'm Montana.
sAIDING CROWS THREATENING BLOODsHED AT Tt
FORT SHAW AGRNCy

Indian Troubles In Montana,
RAIDING CROWS THREATENING BLooDsHKD AT THE
FORT SHAW AGENCY.
Telegraphic advices were received at Fort Gus
ter, Mont, few days ago from Gen. John R
Brooke, Sd infantry, commanding the district Of
Montana at Fort Shaw, stating that two parties Of
Crow Indians had made raid north, one getting
fourteen ponies from Piegans the other a large
number OF horses from civilians. and that both
parties had started to return to their reservation
Information was thereupOn sent to Indian Agent
Williamson that proper aid would be rendered by
the post commander In arresting these parties on
their return. Saturday evening communication
was received at Fort Custer from Agent William
son, stating that party OF ra1ding crows had ar
rived at the agency In war paint" and had fired
The agent asked that cavalry be sent to him Inn
medtately to arrest the turbulent Indians Two
troops OF cavalry were Immediately sent with in
Structi0ns to protect the agency and employees.
and the officer In command sent back word that
affairs were more complicated and serious than at
first reported, and that even with the presence OF
the troops the agent is powerless with his police
raiders have been joined by considerable number
OF other Crows who defy the agent and military
to arrest them, stating they will fight before sub
III Ing me old men ola women. and children
met, and ne strongly urges that arrests be made
by the troops at once.
Upon inquiry at department. headquarters in st.
Paul. 1t was learned that the commanding officer
of Fort Custer had reported the situation of af-
fairs and had asked for further 1nstruconS but in
view OF the present enactment placing the Indians
on the same footing as the whites in civil pro-
cesses, the matter has been transferred to the d.
vision commander at Chicago, the department
commander, Brig.-Gen. Ruger, being at present
absent at Fort LeavenwOrth Kan. In the mean
the agency and the garrison at Fort custer held In
readiness to move at moments notice.
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BETSY WARDS Son KMLED.-A sensational trag-
paign, was enacted at Greenville, Tenn, Saturday.
w. E. T. Milburn, member of the legislature from
Green County, shot and instantly Killed young
man named VIM. Ward, son of Betsy Ward Of
women's crusade fame. The trouble grew out OF q
speech made by Milburn at Gr6enville a week ago.
He stated In his speech that Betsy was whisky
seller and Jail-bird; that another saloon keeper
was an ex-penitenttary convict. Young Ward took
the remark as an insult to his mother, and, it is
self and waited for the attack which came yester-
day. Ward called Mtlburn q liar, whereupon MIL
burn shot Ward through the left breast. M1lburn
surrendered himself
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EUNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED
REAL ESTATE In THE CITY OF WASHIN(i-


the District of Columbia, passed i'll Equity cause #
101S0, we shall sell. at public auction, in front
DAY OF OCTOBER. 1887. at HALF-PAsI FOUR
O'CLOCK =. NJ. the following described real estate,
situated in the city of Washington, in said District
viz Original lots 20 and FL in square 1880 and i'm
mediately thereafter original lot in square 1888
Terms of sale half of the purchase money to be
paid in cash residue at year six cent interest
secured by deed OF trust the property sold: all
cash, at option of purchaser; deposit of 800 re-
&C. purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with in
ten days from sale: otherwise trustees reserve the
right resell at detauting purchasers cost and risk
FRANCIS p. b. SANDS,
1416 st. NV. r-,s+.es
CHARLES H. CRAGIN, { Aiue'oes
O1-dSds 32l Az st. n.w.J
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of -
the District OF Columbia, passed in equity cause
1918 shall sell at public auction, in front
the premises ON WEDNESDAY,, the FIFTH DAY OF
OCIoBER, 1881, at FOUR O'CLOCK 7. NJ, the fol:
Washington in said District viz: Part of original lot
ID in square 81 beginning for the the west line
OF 18th street west 20 feet north of the southeast
corner OF said lot 1t being point where line drawn
westerly would through the center of the division
Wall OF the two frame houses said lot and
from said point westerly, and through the of
THENCE north 20 feet thence east. parallel with the
hrst llne lao feet thence south 20 feet to the place
OF beginning, together with the improvements, SC,
consisting of q two-story frame dwelling house.
Terms of sale One third of the purchase money to
be paid IN cash. residue in two equal installments,
payable at one and two respectively,
interest ured by deed of trust the property Sold
or all cash. at option OF purchaser deposit OF 800
required at time OF sale. All conyeyancing, &C.. at
purchasers cost Terms TO be complied with in ten
days from sale, otherwise the trustees the
right To resell at detauting purchasers and
CHARLES d. CkAGIN, 52l Az st. n.w.l Trustses
THOMAS I. MILLER, 32S AZ st. n.w} AiuS'ees
so7-dts
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BIG LONDON MASS MRRrNa.-A mass meeting
which was attended by ten thousand persons was
held yesterday at Tower Hill In London. The
police seized the placards announcing the meeting
and demanded the names Of the promoters of the
demonstration. Speeches were made from six
platforms. The speakers condemned the govern
ment.s irish policy and the conduct OF the police
at MitchelstOwn. Appropriate resolutions were
put and carried A strong force OF police was
present. out their services were not needed as the
proceedings were orderly throughout.
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DEREMPTORY SALE OF BRICK HOUSES NOS.
5OS, 80 AND sig STH STREET SOUTHEAST.
OnWEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTO-
Der FIFTH. AT FIVE AND QUARTER yC0AY
O'CLOCK, we will sell in front of the lk.f3I
LOT IL, SQUARE 926,
Having front OF SO feet 9Th street east, near
street south improved by three brick houses Nos sos
51O and 512 sth street, near Odd-Fellows' Hall
notes to be given bearing per cent interest day
81 sale payable m;annualy and to be secured by
chaser. deposit Of 800 will be required at sale;
conveya1c1ng, &C., at purchasers cost Terms to be
resell the property in default risk aud cost of pur
saaser s1se1 ys dayS notice Ct such resale in
Old OUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
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ONE CLKRGYMAN Kills ANo7HxR-At midnight
last Saturday night the Rev. Nj. Cooper curate OF
Farley. He entered the Wears bedroom and cut
his throat with razor He then ned, but subse-
quently returned and was arrested Mr.. Cooper
fact It Is believed, unsettled his mind.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer
SALEOF A FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
AND LOT. FRONTING a FEET ON THE EAST

AND LOT, FRONTING IA FEET ON THE EAST
SIDE OF TMENTY.F0URTH STREET NORTH
By virtue Of deed Of trust. recorded in Liber E. -
G. E. No Ia folio 26 one Of the land records of eS
admnstratorsof Elias Iravers, deceased the under
s as ssss x1 az II T cHt q
OCTOBER. AID: 1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK Pm, all
Washington. D. c.. beginning for the same at the
southwest corner Of lot number ten In square number
thence east one hundred and twsntytwo feet and
and inches thence south fourteen feet thence
one,hah inches to the place OF beginning together
with the dwelling thereon.
Terms Of sale: $3.50 cash with the expenses Of SALE
balance Of the purchase money ct the end Of six
months with interest the purchaser may pay all
cash; All conveyancing at the purchasers expense.
a@S-1Ot Il. p. JACKSON, Trustee
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DEREMPTORY SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROP.
Il ERTY, CORNER FIFTEENTH AND A STREETS

On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEM- osx
Der TwENTY-NINTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK. wee1H
will sell, in front of the premises 49,
Lot !, square 1858,
fronting "a feet south street and so feet on Fiji
teenth street east. One of the most rapidly improv.
ing sections Of the city.
Terms: third cash; balance in one and two
years. at per cent annum and secured by deed Of
trust all cash. toption of purchaser Conveyance
with in ten days otherwise right reserved to resell at
risk and cost Of defsuting purchaser after Ave days
Washington. D. @. deposit Of Sl6O required at sale
s24-d&ds DUNCANSON BkOS.. Aucts
sE THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC-
count Of the Indictment weather until FRIDAY. OC.
TOBER SEVENTH. 1887, ut same hour and place.
s30-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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VERY ATTRACTIVE
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

We are pursuing our steady, legitimate course
Of trade. gathering in what bargains the market
affords and giving our patrons the full benefit
Of all such purchases in desirable fabrics and Of
standard manufacture and reliable workman
ship. We only offer such clothing IS will prove
worthy of confidence. consequently we offer
clothing that viii be satisfactory to our patrons
We call special attention to our tailoring de-
Iartmens which is filed with very large and
varied line Of Cloths. Diagonals, Corkscrews
suitings Pantaloonings. &c.. &C., which We
make to order .. very short notice Shirts made
to order
NOAH WALKER 4 CO.,
al G25 Psnnsyivsuis avenue
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WHAT CHICAGO KNIGHT OF LABOR SAYS.
"We are In the hands OF the socialists said
prominent Knight OF Labor delegate 10 the Trades
Assembly in Chicago yesterday. The Morgan
resolution, which was carried In the assembly To-
day. was fair test OF the conservative and So
cialistic struggle. The complexion OF the Chicago
delegation TO the Minneapolis convention is decid-
eddy socialistic District "a sends four delegates,
Geo. Schilling, Chas. Seib, Robt. Nelson and JnO.
Mahoney. The first three are ultra-socialists and
Seib has in his possession set OF resolutions con-
doning the crime OF the anarchists ana demanding
a Communication OF sentence These resolutions
will be sprung upon the convention at the eleventh
hour. Master Workman Quinn, OF New York, As
Sembly 40. has been enlisted In support or said
Schilling-Nelson resolution. The Morgan resolu-
ton referred to was a resolution Introduced by
ThoS. Morgan In Trades Assembly sunday asking
that 10000 copies OF the extract from last years
almanac be printed. Theextract conveys the ides
that all wealth is produced by labor.